libsql: Open a fresh stream in HttpConnection::prepare()#2108
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libsql: Open a fresh stream in HttpConnection::prepare()#2108
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The server expires idle streams in 10 seconds. Therefore, let's not even attempt to reuse the same stream for preparing a new SQL statement.
khuezy
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Jun 22, 2025
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Did the expired stream get properly cleaned up?
Is it possible to check the current stream to see if it's a live and reuse it, if it's dead open a new stream - does that improve anything?
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Obsoleted by server side fix. The "hrana" v3 protocol really does expect sessions not to expire as aggressively, so fixed that on server side. |
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The server expires idle streams in 10 seconds. Therefore, let's not even attempt to reuse the same stream for preparing a new SQL statement.